CFWEP 2020 Annual Report

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CFWEP By the NumbersTOTAL SERVED SINCE 2005 *For all CFWEP Programming64,311Students Served773Teachers Trained218,890Student Contact Hours35Montana Communities12National & Regional Awards*Updated through December 2019*Since inception in 2005Page 8
What do Teachers Have to Say About CFWEP?“I have worked with CFWEP for 6 years now and amalways astounded at the large amount of focusedinformation that is taught by the very knowledgeableCFWEP staff. My teaching partner and I havedeveloped a unit that incorporates CFWEP into alarger topic dealing with the use of finite resourcesand their impact on all living things. The language,understanding and data skills that the studentsget during the 2 week CFWEP unit are used asbuilding blocks for the rest of our unit. The CFWEPstaff are incredibly accommodating and work diligentlyto ‘fit-in’ and support the students and staffbefore, during and after the CFWEP experience.They have worked hard to create other resourcesthat can be implemented by the classroom teacherbetween class visits, which strengthens and reinforcesthe learning that takes place during theclassroom presentation. I LOVE this program andsupport it 110%.”-Kimberly Johnson, Missoula County Public Schools““This is an awesome program. The kids love it, andthe scale of the program really makes them feelspecial as contributors to a larger cause. This iswork most classes could never afford to bring intothe classroom; plus the expertise and opennessof Dr Pedulla and all involved really made it standout as an experience past students always bringup as a real draw for growing interest in sciencefields.”-Seth O’Connell, Montana City SchoolsCFWEP has shaped my teaching career for almost a decade now. Thanks to the MPRES program, I wasone of the first teachers in the state to be introduced to the Next Generation Science Standards. This introductionallowed me to be part of the team that wrote the Montana State Science Standards. The BRICprogram motivated me to get my master’s degree in science education. This program actually helpedto reinforce my passion for teaching science in the K-12 setting. And every year, CFWEP staff come intomy school and help get the middle schools students of Butte excited about the cutting edge sciencehappening right in their hometown. I honestly cannot imagine my teaching career without CFWEP andtheir amazing, caring staff members.”-Jennifer Nardiello, Butte School DistrictPage 9
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Page 3 and 4: From Our DirectorRayelynn Brandl, C
Page 5 and 6: as a human being. CFWEP has everyth
Page 7: Adaptations for Virtual Learning in
Page 11 and 12: Expanding Environmental Literacy &
Page 13 and 14: Osprey MonitoringCFWEP partners wit
Page 15 and 16: Budget BreakdownRevenueRevenueAdmin

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